Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Inventions
Urbanization and Social Change
Working Conditions and Child Labor
Economic Systems
100

In what country did the industrial revolution start?

Britain

100

Which invention by James Watt improved and powered factories?

Steam Engine

100

What term describes people moving from rural areas to cities?

Urbanization 

100

This group often worked long hours in dangerous factories and mines during the Industrial Revolution because they were the cheapest laborers available.

Children

100

Economic "-ism" based on supply and demand, with little government involvement, and is most closely associated with Adam Smith.

Capitalism

200

What natural resource became essential for powering early machines during the Industrial Revolution?

Coal

200

What are the two new technological transportation advancements that enabled goods to be shipped faster and cheaper?

The Steam Train and Steamboat

200

This set of farming innovations increased food production while reducing the need for farm labor, pushing many people to move from rural areas to growing cities.

Agricultural Revolution

200

What movement wanted better pay and conditions for workers?

Labor Unions

200

Karl Marx argued for this economic system, where the government controls major industries and makes production decisions.

Command Economy

300

Which geographic advantage helped Britain industrialize first? its rivers, colonies, or mountains?

Rivers for power and transport

300

This invention by Jethro Tull helped planting and farming become more efficient

Seed Drill

300

What social and economic class grew rapidly due to factory jobs and office work?

The Middle Class

300

Women typically worked in this industry during the industrial revolution.

Textile mills

300

In this type of economy, individuals and businesses are free to make most economic decisions, including what to produce and how much to charge.

market economy

400

What early form of global trade was Britain able to rely on to sell their finished goods? Bonus points if you can name one place.

Colonies 

400

During the Industrial Revolution, this system replaced cottage industries by centralizing production in mills and factories.

Factory System

400

What major public health problem affected rapidly growing industrial cities and caused the spread of diseases?

Overcrowding and Poor Sanitation

400

Identify 2 common problems for factory and mine workers due to

long hours, unsafe machinery, and poor ventilation

400

This French term refers to the belief of capitalists that the government should keep its hands off

Lassiez-Faire

500

What agricultural change increased food production and freed workers for factory labor?

The Agricultural Revolution

500

In addition to the steam engine, name 2 innovations that made factories more productive by replacing human labor with machines during the Industrial Revolution.

spinning jenny, power loom, spinning frame and fly shuttle

500

Cities began to build sewage and waste disposal systems to stop the spread of what?

Disease

500

This 1832 British investigation used worker testimony to expose harsh factory conditions and child labor, helping lead to labor reform

the Sadler Report

500

Government regulation, social welfare programs, and private ownership all exist together in this economic system.

Mixed economy